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Richard Harris On Working With James Cagney | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубликовано: 30 май 2019
- Even acting greats have trouble learning their lines!
Date aired - 5/12/1971 - Richard Harris
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
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What an amazing man Richard Harris was, Dick didn’t need to say a word, he’d just let him talk and watch the wordsmith Harris in motion.
Five Foot Six Giant And Caveat didn't interupt
@Lori Hanks Those were the days.
Harris, an Irishman, and glad to be a son of Ireland.
Huh? He stumbles all over himself. He can barely complete a sentence.
@@PapagenoMF
Try talking in front of a hundred people
Richard Harris had THE rep as a boozer, brawler, and rancoteur, but he absolutely knew his stuff regarding acting technique. His analysis of Cagney's style makes 100% sense.
All of the things about Harris are on the screen. No Wikipedia notes are required.
Wonder what happened to Harris' face...boozing and brawling.
At any rate, much love and respect for this fantastic actor!! RIP!!!
TM Rezzek That description also applies to Richard Burton.
@@kamuelalee There is another video here on RUclips that has the beginning of this interview. He explained that he had been in a fight in a bar the night before.
@Glennsten Bergkvist observe Cagney for 5 mins onscreen and u will
Richard Harris is just the best guest ever. He doesn't sit there like a lump but performs for the audience. Talk shows have pretty much died because of the lack of interesting actors like him.
Agreed. He had so much energy and enthusiasm for telling stories. I don't know of anyone today quite like him, and talk shows (at least here in the US) have hosts who can't shut up long enough to listen to great storytelling.
Late night shows have also died because the hosts have become unfunny, repulsive, Woke propagandists.
Excellent point. I don’t know exactly who to blame. The stars or the hosts. I guess it’s a combination of both.
This show remains unmatched in its quality variety and long format. Dick Cavett is a national treasure.
Excellent example of Cavett at work.
Brief comment about the glass of water at the beginning, then Harris takes off and Cavett has the sense to just sit back and let a brilliant story teller do just that, without any interruption or 'help' from the host.
Such a shame more people are not subscribed to this gem of a channel.
Richard Harris was a truly marvelous guest and great storyteller. He was also a wonderful performer, you can tell the audience is captivated by his telling of his experience with Cagney. Dick Cavett, Dame Sybill, and the bull fighter are also drawn in. What a great window in the style of the great Jimmy Cagney.
I love seeing Richard Harris just talking so we get the joy of his personality. He oozes charm, charisma, intelligence, wit and sensitivity. I love him.
Definitely not intelligence. He is barely coherent here.
@@PapagenoMF What?
Cagney Absolutely Amazingly Actor 😁🙏
Around 1981 when I was in high school, Richard Harris was in a tour of Camelot. I saw it at The Muny in St Louis. If you’re not familiar with The Muny, it is a very large outdoor theater and if you’ve never been to St Louis in the summer, it’s like tropical rainforest hot. In one scene, Harris as Arthur and the actor playing Pellinore are in very warm fur coats. The sweat is dripping down their faces. The other actor wipes the sweat off his face and accidentally hits Richard Harris in the eye with sweat. That began a several minute long sweat fight between the two on stage. One of my favorite theater memories.
Brilliant story!
Lucky you!!!
One of the greatest raconteurs of all time.
I could listen to him tell stories all day.
Unfortunately, shows like this, with content like this have gone forever.
Thanks for keeping the memories alive.
He deserves an oscar for this alone....
Harris, Burton, O'Toole and Reed.
What a bridge team.
😅😅😅😅
That was pretty cool,we actually got two little stories,one about Cagney and one about Bernie Shaw.👍👍
This sporting life, a man called horse made him a star.
Never a dull moment with Richard Harris, a hellraiser by the sounds of it, like Oliver Reed.
I never missed an opportunity to watch this guy from the time I saw Camelot. He brought a spark to everything he did. Nobody like him today.
His son Jared is taking over well his father left off.
Well, Jared is a fine actor, but Richard is extremely and multi-talented and remarkable. He's in an elite league all his own. No man will ever be like him. That's just fact.
His son Jared is now staring in the Apple tv show The foundation which was filmed in his father's native city Limerick the older he gets the more he morphs in to his dad,
@@veronicadredd22 Jared seems much more reserved and not animated. He is a brilliant talent absolutely! I prefer to not compare...doesn't seem fair.
He was actually from quite a wealthy family in Limerick, but he still had a toughness about him. I’m from Dublin and he had many a drunken night here. He told a great story, many of them, but one where he hit a bridge while drink driving on his way back to Limerick, I would love to know where that bridge is.
What a man
Orson Welles said Cagney was the greatest film actor and Stanley Kubrick said he was the greatest actor ...
Curious praise heaped upon one of several famous alcoholics of that era. I don’t get it but that’s just me. It takes more than drinks and fist-fights to get my praise.
Amazing interview.
LEGEND
Being him self in movies and real life
God bless you Richard Harris
Cagney was actually so good at knowing his lines that he even knew all the other actors lines, its been talked about in 2 books about him and on a documentary with other actors talking about him. So harris is wrong here, or hes talking about his later life when cagneys memory was going his later life
Aye, his later life to be sure! Cagney was -- perhaps -- the greatest American actor of his day!
Fascinating to hear Harris's Assessment of Cagney's "style of acting". Cagney, first & foremost, was a dancer & so, consequently, his speech patterns & physical gestures were always immaculately choreographed, non- naturalistically. Orson Welles put it thusly-" always unreal, yet always true". Most of the great screen actors like Mitchum, Duvall, Tracy are expressively low-key, which i admire, but Cagney has always been my favourite as he had that sheer physical joy of performance which was so infectious. His millions of imitators, if anything, did him a disservice because they tended to resort to gimmicky caricature, missing Cagney's balanced, lyrical truth.
Yes, Cagney was known as "one take Cagney" but Harris worked with him very late on, 1959. Problems with memory, on the set of One, Two, Three, in 1960, seemed to have been the chief reason the great star retired.
@@philiphalpenny9761 It was actually Shake Hands With the Devil, also made in 1959, that Harris and Cagney were in together.
@@mdteletom1288 I know i've seen it many times. Harris mentions it here. Cagney made One, Two,Three the following year with Billy Wilder & on that film Cagney's memory was less sharp as it once was so, i think that made him retire. Glad he made that Wilder film, though it hastened his retirement ,as it was his best role for years. Have you seen that one?
Straight out of a bar fight into a TV interview,
He's handsome
Harris is full of BS about Cagney there. But he was entertaining.
Other interviews Harris had interesting admiringthings to say about Cagney. He really admired Cagney's professionalism and modesty.
That's a man. He's doing a show, talking about acting, with scars on his face.
Brilliant!
I can't help but believe he's exaggerating more that a little.
Dame Sybil Thorndyke!
yes..... Man in the Wilderness...
The original Revenant :)
Bet you didn’t know Dumbledore was a brawler at Hogwarts.
Russel Crowe has a same manerism as Harris.
I dunno nuffink about nuffink so don't ask me to comment on this okay but I will say that James Cagney was probably the best actor of all time! I'm an expert, so don't argue okay! I have a lot of intelligences so ..........................................
A good limerick man
Golden generation of actors, sadly not so much now.
is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rarities much like the other videos around here.
I'll really have to ask you again to fix the deafening volume imbalance at the end. Please.
The epitome of the wild Irishman.
Why aren't these shows back in telly????
if you could say nothing good Richard, Better to say nothing, you "brawled", because of drink , ( have been a drinker and "messer" myself)...James Cagney fought,.. because of hunger..i have been THERE too. He was just better at it. A," man amongst men" indeed.
What happened to his face?
What happened to Richard Harris' face?
He got into a fight over a woman.
Talked to much
He'd been in a pub fight the previous night. He's the COOLEST.
Talking when he should have been listening.
Years of alcohol abuse.
'Man in the Wilderness', aka The Revenant with a much lower budget and much better acting.
I can’t think of one Hollywood male star in 2024 that would walk out on stage with bruises on his face. Harris was no pretty boy.
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